
A 28-inch flocked pine wreath with eucalyptus, red berries, and lamb's ear leaves, finished in green and red for holiday doors and entryways.
This wreath combines a natural grapevine twig base with polyester and plastic greenery, giving it depth and a wintry frosted look. The mix of eucalyptus, berries, and lamb's ear leaves creates a full, layered design that suits rustic and traditional holiday themes.
Best for
- Front doors and entryways for a welcoming holiday look
- Indoor walls above mantels or console tables
- Rustic and traditional Christmas themes
- Covered porches where a festive door accent is needed
Not ideal for
- Exposed outdoor areas without cover - designed for indoor use only
- Very small doors where a 28-inch wreath may overwhelm the space
- Spaces that require real botanicals - this is a decorative piece
Style and finish
The flocked green and red finish gives a snowy, natural look. The grapevine twig base and mixed greenery add texture and a handcrafted feel that suits rustic and lodge-style decor.
Materials and care
Made from polyester, plastic, foam, twig, and wire. Care instructions not specified by manufacturer; dust gently and store carefully between seasons.
Sizing and fit
Measures 28 in L x 9 in W x 28 in H when branches are extended and fluffed. Item weight is 2.3 lbs.
Specifications
- Color: Green, Red
- Material: Polyester, Plastic, Foam, Twig, Wire
- Category: Christmas Wreath & Garland
- Style: Rustic
- Indoor use only
- Measures 28 x 9 x 28 in
- Item weight: 2.3 lbs
Frequently asked
What is it made of? Polyester, plastic, foam, twig, and wire with a natural grapevine base.
Where in the home does this work best? Front doors, entryways, and indoor walls above mantels or console tables.
How is it mounted or assembled? The wreath arrives ready to hang; branches may need fluffing to reach full 28-inch diameter.
What's the warranty? Warranty not specified by manufacturer.
Can I use this outdoors? It is suitable for indoor use only per the manufacturer.
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